Administrative Module

摘要/摘要--管理模块 密歇根大学视觉研究核心由布雷特·A·休斯博士、 眼科学和视觉科学。休斯博士是一位著名的细胞生理学家，他对离子的研究 自1991年以来，RPE中的频道一直由NEI R01拨款支持。他有效地担任了 视觉研究核心资助金自1997年以来一直担任电子和计算机模块或 自1990年以来，仪器车间模块断断续续。休斯博士密切参与了日常工作 愿景研究核心的方向。他负责确保愿景研究的核心活动是 适合视觉研究人员的需要，并根据适当的要求有效地运行 优先事项。他还负责监督模块支出和预算，审查核心的网站 信息，组织会议，传播关于联合国提供的资源和服务的信息 模块，准备、分析和报告调查和问卷的结果，每季度建立 参加核心执行委员会会议，并编写进度报告。他得到了一项研究的帮助 眼科和视觉科学系的项目经理和获奖后管理人员。 愿景研究核心的全面监督是在PI和核心执行人员的指导下进行的 委员会，每季度召开一次会议。该委员会由国际和平协会担任主席，副主席为 眼科和视觉科学系的研究，以及五个模块的主任。的活动 审查了这些模块，并检查了有关进入每个设施的问题。会议强调 增强整体研究环境、服务和资源质量以及客户程度 满意，愿景研究核心在吸引新的研究人员和项目进入愿景方面的成功 研究，以及合作努力的成功。核心执行委员会还考虑如何 愿景研究核心的影响可以通过改变或增加服务或资源来增强。 NEI-R01资助的调查人员优先使用这些设施。其他研究人员，特别是那些 准备NEI R01提案，获得NEI其他研究奖项的提案，以及与NEI资助的项目合作的提案 研究人员排在下一个优先顺序。在时间允许的情况下，模块可供其他个人使用 参与视觉研究，通过这样的使用，鼓励新的研究人员追求视觉- 相关研究。服务模块的工作订单在Vision Research Core在线提交 网站，该网站还为调查人员提供了一种机制，通过 日历软件。其他仪器的使用通过航海日志进行跟踪。

SUMMARY/ABSTRACT - ADMINISTRATIVE MODULE The Vision Research Core at the University of Michigan is directed by Bret A. Hughes, Ph.D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. Dr. Hughes is an established cell physiologist whose research on ion channels in the RPE has been supported by an NEI R01 grant since 1991. He has served effectively as PI of the Vision Research Core grant since 1997 and as director of the Electronics and Computer Module or Instrument Shop Module intermittently since 1990. Dr. Hughes is intimately involved with the day-to-day direction of the Vision Research Core. He is responsible for ensuring that Vision Research Core activities are appropriate to the needs of vision researchers, and that they are run efficiently and according to appropriate priorities. He is also responsible for overseeing Module expenditures and budget, reviewing the Core's website information, organizing meetings for the dissemination of information about resources and services provided by the Modules, preparing, analyzing, and reporting the results of surveys and questionnaires, setting up quarterly meetings of the Core Executive Committee, and preparing progress reports. He is assisted by a Research Program Manager and Post-Award Administrator in the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. Overall supervision of the Vision Research Core is under the direction of the PI and the Core Executive Committee, which meets quarterly. This committee consists of the PI as chair, the Associate Chair for Research in the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, and the five Module directors. Activities of the Modules are reviewed and issues regarding access to each facility are examined. The meetings emphasize enhancement of the overall research environment, the quality of services and resources and degree of client satisfaction, the success of the Vision Research Core in attracting new investigators and projects into vision research, and the success of collaborative efforts. The Core Executive Committee also considers how the impact of the Vision Research Core might be enhanced by changing or adding services or resources. NEI-R01 funded investigators have first priority in use of the facilities. Other researchers, especially those preparing NEI R01 proposals, those with other NEI research awards, and those collaborating with NEI-funded researchers are next in order of priority. Time permitting, the Modules can be used by other individuals involved in vision research, and through such usage, new investigators are encouraged to pursue vision- related research. Work orders for the service modules are submitted online at the Vision Research Core website, which also provides a mechanism for investigators to reserve heavily used Core instruments via calendar software. Use of other instruments is tracked by log books.